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Tsunami

This information is taken from firstgov.gov, the federal government's official web site.

Welfare of U.S. Citizens Affected by the Disaster State Department Hotline – For information about the welfare and whereabouts of American citizens affected by the disaster, call 1-888-407-4747, in the U.S. and Canada. If you are outside the U.S. or Canada, call 202-501-4444. FamilyLinks Website to Help Those Separated by the Disaster – The International Committee of the Red Cross has set up this website to help connect families and friends separated by the disaster. Please note it is receiving heavy visitor traffic. You may need to try several times before you can access the site. Consular Services for Locating Americans Overseas U.S. Embassy in Thailand, Emergency Services U.S. Embassy in Indonesia U.S. Embassy in India U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka Status of Peace Corps Volunteers in the Region FirstGov Page for Americans Living and Traveling Abroad General Information and News White House News on Tsunami Relief Updates from the Department of State State Department Travel Warning for Asia and East Africa News from the Sri Lankan Embassy in the U.S. News from the Embassy of Indonesia in Washington, DC News from the Embassy of Thailand, in the U.S. News from the Embassy of India, in the U.S. Department of Defense Relief Efforts News from the U.S. Pacific Command News about the Disaster from Voice of America News from the United Nations FirstGov.gov International Page Health Information for Humanitarian Workers How You Can Help Fly Flags at Half-Staff USA Freedom Corps Fact Sheet: How to Help Tsunami Victims Humanitarian Relief from the U.S. Government Center for International Disaster Information List of Relief Organizations Working in the Disaster Area Aid for Tsunami Victims May be Tax Deductible Check the Credibility of Charitable Organizations Federal Employee Contributions to Relief Efforts Tips on Charitable Giving Dealing with Stress after a Disaster Long-term Impact of a Traumatic Event Coping With a Traumatic Event After a Disaster: Self-Care Tips for Dealing with Stress About Earthquakes and Tsunamis Frequently Asked Questions from the International Tsunami Information Center Maps and Images from NOAA Tsunami Preparedness and Other Safety Advice NOAA's Tsunami Page Tsunami Information from USGS Tsunami Information from FEMA Earthquake Report from the U.S. Geological Survey The National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program National Earthquake Information Center Earthquake Fact Sheet